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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Saved His Life.

Mir D. I, WilcoIson, of Horse Cave. Ky, says he was, for many years, bad ly afflicted with Phthisic also Dis betes; the pans were almost unendur- able and would sometimes almost throw him into oonvulsions. He tried Electric Bitters and got relief from first bottle, and after tskIng SIX bot ties. was entirely cured, and had gain ed in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes be would have died, had il not been for the relief afford ed by Electric Bitters. Sold 6. fifty cents bottle by Geo Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Proper self K..r.s-.

Philadelphiln .ra New i-. do you New N1la,-- we-. bouquets in the uuru.l- putting on a gooi deal Hf --...
 New N0rker-prrlaf- .t York is different from We have Go have prulyr -. personal aPfrarauce. h-.t always strangers iu town. Let's walk a little faster. Grrn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Gold iu Cu,,aIs.

Gold has been frequently r-r- nature jra-. t.... .I,--f.. ..-.. The tals are Continually ..-a.l..-l N teupt- have .rrr r.I..e -L-.- l... produce t-.. er-I..-E NIT Allen has observed. however. simply ai.1wiu- 30 -...-..- chloride Of gold au. -.tr--r small crystalline tt..r.- H are slowly lcpu- te.l I.. ure .Uct3 uclr, ia a.ta.t-.- light powerfully -th.ea-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
aoTHER-cONTEs-
rhtt thes ono. bu.,a a.,.-...

The love Tor Nhe-h my sl.-., y-s--.s -.. At many door ! Sn1cz-.i l-t y-... Craving love's ai-ns Nhi,l -.-.. - II. .-- - But laughing. tr-as-f Hl. 1s.-H .... Yet still wan ierri eager i- l. Forever seeking, auI for ava rz.- Since no one gave rl- l.s.1 t-a. Then. mother turning t1 u. r.-.-. With weary s-eps -li ---. And, b, my pam ua-s ..-- .l ss... .... For what l sought can rr r.. .-. In the dear eyes that o1 t1y ,l- r..-. All had asked ] f1lu.i trr r-r--.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
New Chop Hou-e and Esb.r,

New Chop House anal bsH.'' Open from 6 8. 70. C. pm -- fast and lunch: dinner from q. ID. Board by day or week. h-r'--r and cakes of all kinds suFr.;r-
 HEN5 LFE. i- No. 9 South Church str. ei. Cfg, '-A---- old stand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
cnmn.tLnr rLlh nrLI..a -

German steamers and Sa.lu- crUwdju. out their British on the China coast German u.- sail0r- are wiilia. tp WIrs f.r pay than British s-ameu aftls -.. while their steam vessels axe s. be run very cheapiy IhecHr- that they are taking The c-- fore sn trade -ChicsEl IUe-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
A coInmsndabIe Art.

It is proposed to the government to an- nounce the coming of storms by firing can non. The idea seems ccnlanLable. Each signal cannon should bs loadei with a weather prophet. t.--PLIla--.g News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Oregon hogs are mostly fsttenod on wheat.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

OnciAlmed letters remaining in POstOttice at Tucson. Arizona April n. Is57: Aorti' Oarlos Holloway NE Aqutlar, Conception Lincks Florarce aLtsn n' thas Lopez. Rugelita M de i5A.iei", -eresesa Lopez, W Montanyo De othAr' Thomas MRckle. Arthur nl1Nn, Oiirer Hat1nadO, AugustinB Larrllio, Joaquin Marshal Noi6a Dpui- gsys, hefug.o Mansaus,da Bictoria Dpusuquez, CrispOnO May. EC Daipa' James Merchant CW noses; bdo Mendeblss. Jesus eila-; hAn ueis MeldozA, GuaiAlu-e ---lIe.ia G Guadaiupe Moreno. EucamacI0u .-'l,.are SrpsIrtng Est Morgan. Clara v 70 Man opp MlssillO Myles, Lavid Thompson roncuhrletO. Manu,l Nabsr1, Dasideria E"s-, walter ID NAharru, e.rudes iA-IAeis Nui OmIa, Luis tiAlie.o. Castrina PI-o DO 'I Inz'1lez, Fruiterosa Karey Mollie fDiEt Etiez, Conception Rsney, Molha-2 .Iutith-. Joe Kanoy Eli Hamilton. Judge M-2 RodrIzo J V tTlimore, MinOrC Ra.Ier Johanna ttouzaiss, Feodara RadluIo Estavau Johnson, joseph kld-wsy, k .toines, Mrs Lupah Romero. S i."mefo; SimAn Ihrop. Col c ROoies, Zuho Van. Jim Sal4Nar. SIlyeste Walton, David Saltamagi Manuel Wgshburn x Il SampsOn. Mariana Wold Pauline smith, l. YnizD. Dolores hgimfOrt. W T Young. Julia Fapla, Luiz Zuniea. Slll.cr1a 4erfan, Clot,lda ZesrIug, HarVeyJ
 c. A. ELLIOTT, PM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16

A little arithmetic show -.a pie suitable for the BarrhD... Liberty's mouth would b- diameter. Spring gfslt Julo--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Home Made Candies

Fresh every afternoon at Rothschild's 8 candy factory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16

ST. LoUIs. April l3-Aivices from different sections ot Texl5 note 'Hs isl. os c0uious ralu for three hundred miles along tho Texas and Prcltic railroad west of Werkel and in the country north of that road. This is regarded ss a great boon for the farmers IviHc lu h drought district. IT. many P!acPs ln Texas rain has rot fallen for nearly @ year.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
GETTING VERY WEAK.
The Conspiracy Case in the Police
Court.

Court.
The hearing OF the case OF the United
States against +. G. Linden, Louis z. Wf'd,
John Pistorio, James Callan, Joseph b.
Caldwell, George ~ Sloan, John Fallon,
and Anton Fisher was continued yesterday
in the police court.
Mr.. Moore, counsel tor the defense, re
queeted that he be allowed to introduce a
couple Of witnesses, and Mr.. Worthington
said ne would claim the right to rebut them
One of the defendants, Joseph b. Cald-
well, testified that he was member Of the
executive board OF Musicians Assembly,
and had been for about ten months. He
had conversed with Mr.. Lochboeler at his
garden, and hadrequested that gentleman
to employ only union musicians. Mr..
Lochboeler always had employed union
men. There were no threats made as to
the withdrawal Of the patronage OF the
workingmen.
james G. Callan corroborated Caldwelrs
testimony.
The prosecution then put Adam Loch-
boeler, Nicholas Lochboeler, John Z. Plant,
and Charles f. Kotzel on the stand but the
information ELECTED from them was unlm-
portant.
Mr.. Worthington would have had Krause
and Mr.. Moxley on the stand, but the for
mer was In Baltimore on business and the
latter was sick.
The court decided that II would be unfair
to grant a continuance because witness
was absent attending to private business.
His honor said he wanted the testimony
closed. The government had not very
strong case as charges had been made that
were not substantiated by the testimony.
The case was continued until to-day
when the district attorney will commence
his argument. The witnesses and defend
ants were excused from further attendance.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
minor Occurrences in aud About the
city

minor Occurrences IN aud About the
city.
Robert Burgess has been commissioned an
additional policeman.
PJ. Kclehcr, clerk 10 the District audi
tors alice, has resigned.
Applications for 65s licenses TO store oil in
the DistIiCt have been received.
The mortality last week was J6 white, So;
colofed, Al, births, "a, and marriages, Il.
r. Baldwin has been transferred from the
property clerks to the auditors o1ice.
George Masons services as a. rod man has
been disE ensed with by the commissioners.
District Attorney Riddle saws he will prose-
cute the raj roads violating the laws on COM
plant OF citizens.
Judge Smell yesterday fined John sMontague
SlO and VIM r. King s5 for assaultiny street
Car Conductor Charles Flynn.
NJ. C. Hargrove has been apponted mes
sCngCr clerk in the engineer department, Dis
trict OF Columbia. vice C. d. Webb.
william Marshall, eolored: was giyen. three
months in jail yesterday by Judge Smell for as
SaultiDg Andrew Jackson, colOred.
Detectives Mating ly aud Wheeler have ar.
rested james Turner colored, charged with
robhing the house OF Cora Strauss ofSl0O worth
Of apparel.
The commissioners have named the school
building on g street, near Fourth southeast,
Joshua Il. Giddipgs
Patrick Addison, cnlorcd. implicated in the
killing Of George Rowlett at Sutland, Md,
last Saturday. has been arrested by officer
Slack and turned over to Sheriff Robey.
Mcssrs. Beckham & Middleton have been
awarded the contract for furnishing All engine
aud boiler, with shafting, couplings, &c, for
the high school annex for the sum of sos.
The commissioners have notified the board
for the examination of plumbers that when
one member of a firm Is o registered plumber
permits may issue In the name OF the firm.
The Columbia and Baltimore and Ohio rail.
roads have been notified by the commissioners
to improve the condition of the intersections
oftheir tracks at Delaware avenue and ii street
northeast.
Mai. Moore has been notified by the commits
tioutrs 10 allow teams cross the sidewalk pend.
ing the improvement and opening of the ninth
street entrance TO the alley in the north half
of square 1868.
Or. George II. Shoulders, 1912 i sti eet north
west has been notified that the only way in
by the voluntary donation of the ground by
owners needful for that purpose.
The Takoma Park Republican Club has
elected the following officers: President, DR..
j. ". Bliss; vice presidents; g. II. Remington
i f. Gilbert. q. L. 'Favorite, Wright Cartee,
Daniel Smith, and W. L. Skinner.
Nellie Edwards and Mary Kirby, two Balti.
more girls who claimed To have been brought
over here by their brother ana then aban-
doned were yesterday sent back home by the
police. The pretended brother came In police
headquarters OH the transportation racket"
but got left.
The president of the Great Falls Ice Com
pany pays $50 yearly water rent for his 10
horse power engine He tells the commission
ers that he only uses the engine six months in
| the year, and asks for a rebate. The commits
| sioners in reply say that no provision is made
| for charges for portion of the year
National Republican., 1887-09-29
GENT 'I,E:'ME'N F!
kattAJtkAtAtkhkkk

The question Of wool cotton underwear has been
agitated of late. WOOL, says the physician We knew
the OF wool underwear hand Git has long been
in vogue in England and Germany and have secured the
agency for the patent cashmere wool underwear. Th
English have succeeded in producing underwear of CASH
wool that while it will not irritate the skn has all
the virtue of medicated o-caledl WOOL This underwear
is produced in pretty shades Of blues grays, browns and
reds and a shade termed "god" is pretty The coors
are fast Of all wool will shrink 1t would be
insult your intelligence write otherwise but with
careful washing the shrinkage will be overcome by the
elasticity of this prepared wool. We quote below the
opinion of eminent physician We also give list of
prices:
National Republican., 1887-09-29
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.

The following is a reply to q reporter who
questioned thasmerits of woolen Underwear !;
1.-THE use of linen and cotton for underwear
Is one OF the commonest OF all errors in this
country Now in Germany we have a move
ment which is called the German School OF
Clothing Reform. 1t aims to replace cotton
and linen with woolen goods. There are
many reasons why this should be done. Wool
exercises stimulating effect upon the skin,
unlike linen and cotton, and consequently
promotes the proper action OF the pores, glands,
and superficial tissues. II Is a nom conductor
Of heat, and preserves the normal temperature
of the body. II allows freer escape OF the
perspiration, aud thus lowers, by. evaporation.
any abnormal temperature of the body, aud
facilitates the loss of excessive heat. Also.
through its non.conductivity of heat, 1t pre-
serves the normal measure of warmth. Hence
It is better protection against the extremes Of
either heat or cold than linen or cotton"
wool is electrical, while linen and cotton
are not. Wool can exeitt electricity, but does
not conduct Il. Therefore body clothed in
wool loses less OF its animal electricity, while
fresh electricity is excited on the surface. The
intimate relationship between galvani1, ner-
vous, and vital forces render THIS popularity
OF the greatest Importance to the wearer."
National Republican., 1887-09-29
LOTS IN MONTICELLO.
Complaint Made That the Assessments
Arc Wrong,

P. II. sheeboy, 2O2s Seventh street, in a
letter to the commissioners says that he
owns 146 lots in Montello, part Of which is
assessey by lots and part by acre, and that
the assessment Of eleven and one-half acres
is wrong. DR.. Tindall, jr., answering for
the commissioners, says that the county
books show that subdivision In 1875 OF
Montello was numbered from TO 25. In
1850 part Of block l2, all Of 10 and 16, part
II and 10, 90, %, and % was resubdivided,
and is known as "Rosemont," containing
eleven and one-half acres, assessed to 5. S.
LOomis, trustee, &c. Mr.. p. ii. Sheeboy
has purchased under the original subdvis-
ion part Of this eleven and one-half acres,
but what part am unable to show. Tie
taxes on the entire eleven aud one-half
acres should be paid, the distribution to be
made by the parties owning, and a new sub
division put on record.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Two Happy Benedicts.

A very quiet double wedding took place
yesterday at noon at All New Jersey ave-
hue southeast. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Theodore i. Holbrook, president
Of the Washington Brick Machine Com.
pany, and Miss Kate Robinson, and Capt
l.. L. Blake, the popular commander of the
steamer Corcoran, and Miss Marie Robin.
son. The ceremony was performed by
Father Sullivan, OF st. Peters Church, In
the presence Of but few witnesses and they
near relatives Of the happy ones. Both
couples left for an extended tour through
the north, and will remain away until early
winter,
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Location of New Patrol Boxes.

Patrol boxes in the second precinct will be
located as follows: One on the southeast cor
ner of NJ street and New Jersey avenue; north
east corner North Capitol street aud street
southwest corner New Jersey avenue and @
northeast corner Seventh and L streets; SOUTH
east corner Seventh and Rhode Island avenues
northwest corner Ninth and NJ streets; north
east corner Tenth and streets; southeast cor
ner Twelfth and q streets; west side of Twelfth
street, between NJ and n streets; southwest
corner Fourteenth and streets; northeast cor
ner Fifteenth and Samson streets; southwest
corner Seventeenth and 2 streets: southeast
corner Connecticut avenue and @ street; one
on q street, near Connecticut avenue.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
PRICE LIST
of the
Pate mt Medicated Wool Underwear.

PRICE LIST
ofthe
Pate mt Medicated Wool Underwear.
Quality A-75c.
Quality B-9Sc.
Quality C-sl.25.
Quality D-el50.
Quality E-si,75.
Quality F-s2.00.
The following is list OF prices of White
Merino and Wool Underwear. The qualities
offered for the prices quoted will be found
superior:
4sc. Cantor Flannel Drawers.
4Sc. Merino Underwear. all weights.
Csc. Superior quality, all weights.
CSC. SaXony Wool Underwear.
S1.35 Lambs Wool Underwear.
Sl.75 Superior quality underwear.
HALF HOSE.
25c. English Balbriggan Half Hose, silk CLOCKS.
+25c. English Fancy Striped Half Hose, a
bargain.
CSC. Colored Wool Half Hose, medcated.
25c. Colored Merino Half Hose, worth 35c.
Csc. Imported Merino Socks, finely finished.
35c. Black Lisle Thread Socks, evening wear.
dsc. Cashmere Socks, colors to match under
wear.
75c. Colored Plated silk Socks; sec them.
CSC. spun silk Socks, In new colors,
sThese are Brettle's celebrated Halt Hose,
and were imported TO sell for joc. q pair. We
quote the lowest price yet-25c.
National Republican., 1887-09-29

The Baltimore Commonwealth next Saturday,
will contain full account OF the Douglass BAN
quet, full and accurate reports OF the speeches,
&c also poem by Rev. Walter Brooks, with a
fine portrait OF Frederick Douglass and his
promptly attended 10. Don't TAIL to get copy
only 8 cents. Address Baltimore COmniJn-
usdHb, ?0i n. Calvert street, room G. or G. C.
Stewart, esq, 1924 Filth street northwest.
WASHINGTON ID, @,
National Republican., 1887-09-29
The Woodstock Fair,

The second annual exhibition of the Shenau.
doHh Comfy Agricultural Society will he held
At WoodstOcl, Va, next week, beginning on
Tuesday, Oct. 4, and continuing four days.
The amount offered by the society in premiums
cial premiums are offered by merchants, manu-.
iactuTtrs, and Others and the exhibition
promises 10 be In all respects superior to that of
last season. The officers of the society are:
President, Frank King; vice president, George
Rye; secretary Il II, Lacey; treasurer, George
" KOOnt2; CHIEF marshal, j. A. Carter; chlei OF
police, George Il, Fiayel
National Republican., 1887-09-29
GROWTH OF THE CITY.
Remarkable Increase In Building
within the Past Year.


within the Past Year.
Inspector Of Buildings Entwisle will
shortly submit his annual report to the COM
missioners. 1t will show an increase Of
S2,000,000 worth OF improvements, when
compared with that Of last year. The
character Of the houses built were mostly
small dwellings, and reports from the in
vestUrs show that the houses found ready
purchasers and tenants. The improve
ments were largely In the northeast and
southeast sections. There were about 200
more permits issued than In the preceding
year. The inspector, judging from the ex-
periences Of past years, feels inclined to
believe that there will be no decrease In
the building boom. So long as investors
tird sales aud rentals Of their property to
be an easy matter, just so long will they be
encouraged to build. Mr.. Entwisle will
make important recommendations respect
ing the improvements and repairs to school
buildings, ss also Of other things belonging
to his department.
National Republican., 1887-09-29

The following robberies have been reported ::
Rachael simms, Meridian Hill, reports s35
stolen from her house. James A. Humphrey
ard c. H. Adams, 1908 street northwest, re-
ports stolen two overcoats, brown coat aud
vest, two pair of pants, pair of shoes and
white shirt, all valued at $50. Samuel Duvall,
1919 II street northwest, reI orts stolen from
woodshed two washtubS, value SO. J. J. Muir
phy. ApacostIa, D. C., reports stolen from her
house girls coat and gold ring. value $40.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Two Thousand Dollars for Two Hun.

Ticket No, iG, ,s56, which drew the third cap
Louisiana State Lottery Company on the 9th OF
August, was held by Daniel McNaughton,
brother of Robert McNaughton, the barber OF
that ticket No. Al, $50 had drawn the third cap
ital prize of So, ,00J ! Immediately drew sight
draft on NJ. A, Danphin and II was promptly
tickets. This was the first time ever struck
1t big. know OF nothing else in which
could have invested 800 and got 5000 In re-
turn. ."-RichlnOnd Wan tSde Aug. q.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Excursion to woodstock, Va,

Excursion tickets from Washington to Wood.
stock will be sold by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company from Oct list to Sth, good
to return until Oct. 0.
The Woodstock fair opens Oct. 4, and closes
Oct,7 The cheap excursion rates afford "a
good opportunity to visit Woodstock during the
most delightful season of the year and while
the far is In nrOgress
National Republican., 1887-09-29
SYrnp of Eigs

Is the delightful liquid laxative, and the only
tue remedy for habitual constipation aud the
many Ills depending on weak or inactive
condition ofthe Kidneys liver, and bowels, II
Is a pleasant remedy 10 take, both to old and
young; It Is gentle IN is action and eifectlyGi
the organs on which II acts Manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup Co., san Fran
cisco, Cal, For sale by al leading druggists
National Republican., 1887-09-29
All HPlayed -

"pon't know what ails me lately. Can't eat
enjoy doing anything. Amt really sick, aud /
really ain't well Feel all kind o. played out,
SomGwHy." That is what scores OF men say
every day Ifthcy would take DR.. Pierce IS
Golden Medical Discovery" they would soon
have no occasion to say It. II purites the
blood, tones up the system aud fortlAes It
against disease. 1t is a great anti bilious
remedy as we'll
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Union Depot Proposition.

The chief engineer of the Baltimore and
Ohio, in letter to the commissioners, pro-
| poses TO abandon the tracks out to the "Y,"
bring in q track from Boundary at Second
| street 10 northwest, then tunnel down Sec
| ond street TO meet the Baltimore and Potomac
tracks, use the latter tracks and also the Balti-
more and Potomac depot as a union depot
National Republican., 1887-09-29
To BE Carefully Considered.

Mr.. NJ. ], Weller has been notified by the
commissioners Of the receipt of the schedule
of streets for improvement, including the
paving of Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
IRON Eleventh street east TO the Eastern
srgl
National Republican., 1887-09-29
TO Construo Gen. nazen,s WIN.

Mildred Mel. Hazen, by II bill in equity
against the heirs OF the estate Of her husband
the late Gen. w. h. Hnzen, U. $. A., asks the
court 10 COnylrue certain paragraphs of the
viii and instruct her as TO her rights and
duties as eXGCutTiX.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
The COurt Record

Fquty Court-Justice Merrick.-In re es-
tate of Albert j. Richard. lunatic; order ap-
Ioiutng A. X. Browne committee.
Criminal COurt-Justice CoX.--George An-
leISgp, lmbe el2lnmenL; COmmiLted To lall.
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Looking After Delinouepts

Instructions have been issued by Justice
Merrick In the probate court to serve citations
10 show cause on guardians, executors, and
administrators who have neglected to render
accounts as required by law. There Is a long
list of these delinquents, extending back for
National Republican., 1887-09-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Julius W. Thomas and Eva Campbell,
Carl Hnuser, IT,, and Mary W. Fowler, John
samuel and Bette Minor. John Queen aud
Alice Brown.
National Republican., 1887-09-29

ANGosTURA BlTTERs do not only distinguish
themselves By their flavor and aromatic odor
above all others generally used, but they are
also a sure preventive for all diseases originat
ing from the digestive organs Beware of coun.
teifeits. ASK your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article, manufactured by DR.. j. &, B..
SiInerl II SOILS.
National Republican., 1887-09-29

New Lamp Superintendent Appointed.
W. II. Harrison has been appointed superin
tendent of lamps by the commissioners vice
n. o. Baly, relieved from duty as acting super
ntcndent of lamps. The change goes Into
elect on the LIST proximo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-25

guage is Latin. However, this is inter
rupting my story. The missus, she don t
particularly ike Tottenham's boasting of
his small beginnings; she il more high in
her notions. and She always says an
aside to the chief gent That took her in
What TottcnhHm says must he taken
like the barrow, with salt lie was a
younger son, and the bulk of the property
went TO the eldest II ccarie OF only
with the barrow. That is Whrt comes of
our laws Of priiacEcniture, which in u
civilized and Christian land ought to
be done away with.
And so they ought, threw in Mrs
Rcdfcrn, "hcc;Mse ] don't understand
nothing about them"
"But, continued the butler. "about
that inscription on the barrows. | know
that Tottenham did not comb it out of his
head. He asked the rector. who is an
Oxford scholar, to help him. Propcra is
what it is Now, MIR. Beaufort, you can
help us to the meaning. Shove along
do seem rather vulgar. What does it
mean?'
Sir" said Mr. Beaufort gracously,
"till see the plate itself can hardly de
eide between you and Mrs. Redfern
The letters may he Greek or even lie
brew. Suppose you allow me to look at
them
"Certainly. sir. said the butler, rising
and taking his keys.